A judge, at the request of Brooklyn prosecutors who cited the death of an eyewitness in their decision against re-trial, dismissed the indictment of a man whose double homicide conviction was vacated earlier this week.
June 05, 2015 at 05:00 AM
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A judge, at the request of Brooklyn prosecutors, dismissed the indictment of a man whose double homicide conviction was vacated earlier this week.
Supreme Court Justice Desmond Green ruled Tuesday that Shabaka Shakur deserved a new trial due to faulty legal representation and “new evidence” of a former New York City Police Department detective’s “propensity to embellish or fabricate” (NYLJ, June 3).
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